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100 Dollars Large striped numeral
| Issuer | Central Bank of Barbados |
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| Year | 2007 |
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| Value | 100 Dollars |
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| Protection type | Watermark, Security thread, See-through register, Metallic foil |
| Protection description | a map of Barbados and the Pride of Barbados flower electrotype; windowed security thread embedded in the paper; see-through register element at left of obverse aligning with dolphin motif on reverse; dolphin-shaped golden metallic foil at right of obverse. |
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The P#71 replaced the earlier Erwin Blackman/Winston Cox-signed issues and arrived alongside a broader redesign push across the Eastern Caribbean monetary zone in the mid-2000s. Barbados had retained De La Rue as its printer continuously since independence-era note production, making this one of the longer unbroken single-printer relationships among Caribbean central banks.
The "large striped numeral" designation distinguishes this from earlier 100-dollar issues in the series — the oversized denomination numeral with iridescent striping was added specifically as a low-tech anti-counterfeiting measure aimed at markets with limited UV detection equipment.